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What is the product of ethanol at different temperatures with concentrated sulfuric acid as catalyst? What products can ethanol produce at different temperatures with concentrated sulfuric acid as catalyst?
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In organic reaction concentrated sulfuric acid action is water absorption or dehydration how to distinguish? Give examples of high school responses In organic reaction concentrated sulfuric acid action is water absorption or dehydration how to distinguish? Give examples of common high school reactions In organic reaction concentrated sulfuric acid action is water absorption or dehydration how to distinguish? Give examples of high school reactions
In organic reactions, such as dehydration of ethanol to ethylene, nitration of benzene, dehydration of sucrose, etc., concentrated sulfuric acid acts as dehydrating agent and catalyst.
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